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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Being a Class Officer

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1 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Being a Class Officer

2 Handbook Overview

3 The Big Picture Alumnae Association Info and Mission
Class Officer Overview Five-Year Calendar—one publication and mini-reunion each year Constitution Alumnae Association staff are here to help

4 Class Officer Job Descriptions

5 President’s Duties Produce class letters
Conduct annual executive board meetings and class meeting at reunion Appoint committee chair(s) Fill executive board vacancies File annual report with Office of Alumnae Association

6 Vice President’s Duties
Organize mini-reunions in different cities Assume role of president if she resigns

7 What is a Mini-Reunion? An opportunity for classmates to connect

8 Secretary’s Duties Write quarterly class-notes column for Wellesley
Record minutes of executive board sessions and class meeting at reunion

9 Annual Giving Rep’s Duties
Support Wellesley financially every year Manage annual fund-raising campaign for class Recruit and oversee assistants Contribute to class and appeal letters Report gift results

10 Treasurer’s Duties Manage class treasury and bank account
Send annual dues notices to classmates Maintain accurate class treasury records and list of life members Send life membership dues to Office of the Alumnae Association for investment Pay bills and reimburse classmates Facilitate class gifts File annual financial report with Office of the Alumnae Association

11 Class Treasury Purpose Funds Annual Dues
Life Memberships (remind officers to turn over funds) Dues Notices Revolving Loan 60th-reunion class

12 Class Bank Account Should I transfer funds to a new bank?
EIN number and packet or new signature cards Co-signers

13 Class Expenses ALC travel Communications Mini-reunions
Other expenses approved by executive board Seed money for reunion/record book

14 Portion of Funds for Class Gift
Proposal and ballot sent to all classmates One-tenth of living members must vote Two-thirds majority required for passage

15 Annual Reports Class financial records
Annual financial report to Office of the Alumnae Association Classes need not file with IRS

16 Common Questions How can we motivate classmates to pay dues?
Are class dues tax deductible? How does the executive board determine if the class is financially secure?


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